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coming across

verb as in encounter, find

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"Find what went wrong before we start coming across with defined policies."

From BBC

Instead of coming across as "MAGA, but smarter," he reads like a naked opportunist who views his own voters with contempt.

From Salon

The language seemed cribbed from the rants of Donald Trump, who started his 2016 presidential campaign by saying that Mexicans who were coming across the border were “rapists and drug dealers.”

The teaser features two walkers coming across a frightened scientist, and a laboratory under attack from an unseen menace.

From BBC

The Briton will start 10 places behind title rival Max Verstappen’s Red Bull after coming across yellow flags at the wrong moment in qualifying, which meant he did not progress beyond the first session.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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